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Free speech doesn't cover fraud. These reviews are generally just lies with the intent of deceiving others for profit.
by JDDunn9 11y ago
Free speech doesn't cover fraud. These reviews are generally just lies with the intent of deceiving others for profit.
- Karunamon 11y agoBut Amazon is put in the position of legally proving that they are lies- tricky. This sounds like grounds for banishment from the site, not legal action.
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- rwmj 11y agoBecause you show they received money for that opinion, with the intent of deceiving genuine customers.
- downandout 11y agoThat's just not the way it works, at least in the US.
- caseysoftware 11y agoI think it's simpler than that. If the Reviewer agrees that "I own this product" or "this is the truth" then it's a simple breach of contract, not a "freedom of speech" issue.